Nvidia's RTX 5090 GPU is one of the most searched-for GPUs that is not publicly announced by the company but still comes with its fair share of leaks. Some of these are simply due to the sheer scale of the product lineup it is a part of in addition to the number of AIB partners involved and the general excitement around the product.

The leaked image flaunts the RTX 5090 in all its glory. The GB202 die powering the RTX 5090 is rumored to be Nvidia's largest consumer-grade GPU since 2018, at 744mm-squared. Some quick measurements from Harukaze suggest that the GPU package size (including the metallic frame) measures roughly 64mm x 59mm or approximately 3,776 square millimeters.

Based on the Blackwell architecture, these highly anticipated GPUs will feature the latest memory technology, GDDR7. While the big daddy of the lineup, the RTX 5090, is expected to get 32GB of VRAM, it seems like Nvidia won't give the same treatment to the entry-level model,

We’re mere days away from Nvidia officially announcing the RTX 50-series. Many leakers have already shared information about the specs of Nvidia’s upcoming best graphics cards, but the pricing has remained a mystery — until now.

This leak asserts that the RTX 5080 will adopt 16GB of memory, which aligns with previous rumors. Likewise, the RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 are rumored to sport 16GB of memory, though

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It has been the better part of a year since Nvidia announced its next-gen Blackwell architecture. While most of the focus at the time was on Blackwell's AI "Superchip" format, the design will also be at the heart of Nvidia's new consumer GPUs.